Microsoft Access Database: Access VBA Programming

Unlike with Microsoft Excel (or Word), there is no macro recorder feature available and therefore some basic Access VBA programmingcommands and language reference will need to be mastered to edit code.

With the latest version of Microsoft Access (2010), any wizard feature used in a form for example, when adding a button now generates an embedded macro to the form and is not generated as  Access VBA. Earlier versions generated the VBA code for you.

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